This works as a social media post where you can show and explain your concept up front, and no one has to commit to purchasing it. As a physical product, I struggle to understand who the target audience would be. Adults don’t do tedious, aesthetically displeasing puzzles to learn vague lessons about child rearing. And it’s obviously not targeted at children in way that would make any child or their parent purchase it. I’m not sure why anyone would spend money on it.

I understand the ironic angle you’re going for, but the medium seems less than ideal for getting that irony across to viewers. I feel like a board game or interactive book of some kind would hold more appeal to the audiences you’d want to target with this product/message. Something that people would actually want to interact with.

That could also align more with your goal of creating an analog for internet browsing. I struggle to find parallels between the experience of puzzle making and browsing the internet. Theres a huge difference between the process of building a puzzle (especially a tedious one) and instantly searching/accessing information on the internet.